Minnesota’s November election: What you need to know to cast your ballot
State law allows voters to cast their ballot up to 46 days before the election, but many will chose to vote on Election Day.
Former NFL kicker reveals why he's backing Trump and how he's trying to help turn a key swing state red
Former NFL kicker Jay Feely told OutKick's Dan Dakich why he has taken a stance of supporting former President Donald Trump ...
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How Kamala Harris Hopes to Take North Carolina Back for the Democrats
No Democrat has won the state since Barack Obama, in 2008, but Party strategists are betting that heading to more rural areas ...
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Voters split on whether Harris or Trump would do a better job on the economy: AP-NORC poll
A new poll finds neither Kamala Harris nor Donald Trump has a decisive edge with the public on the economy, turning an issue ...
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Election Q&A: How do I become a poll worker for the November election?
Anyone who is a registered Michigan voter can become a poll worker. And they don't have to work in the same precinct or town ...
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40% of states mandate paid time off to vote — but some employers go a step further
Only 29% of U.S. adults said their company has a voting leave policy, according to the results of a recent survey by Brightmine.
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How do I vote by mail in Illinois?
Voting by mail allows Illinoisans to cast their ballots in the upcoming election without making a trip to the polls. Here’s ...
Who can vote in Arizona? Here's your guide to how and where to register to vote
Unsure how or where to register to vote in Arizona? Here's everything you need to know to get registered before the upcoming ...
You want to vote in the 2024 election − here is how to make sure that your voice is heard
You may hear about, or see or hear, people challenging voters’ eligibility to cast ballots or making allegations of “widespread” voter fraud and “rigged” elections. Over decades, investigations and ...
11 Things to Say to Persuade Someone to Vote
As trust in major institutions declines, people are increasingly persuaded to vote by those in their social networks.
House Republicans reject their own funding bill with a shutdown around the corner
A handful of Republicans voted to derail Speaker Johnson's plan linking funding to a Trump-backed voter ID bill. The government will shut down on Oct. 1 unless Congress acts.